Hulun Buir Alliance Japanese Invasion of China Hailar Fortress Ruins Tour Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The ruins of the Hailar Fortress of the Japanese invaders of the Hulun Buir Alliance are one of the two largest among the 15 military fortifications set up by the Japanese Kwantung Army on China's northeastern border to attack the Soviet Union (the other is the Dongning Fortress of Heilongjiang Province). It is also a well-preserved site of the Japanese invaders of China. One of the military fortresses, construction started in June 1934 and completed at the end of 1937. It is located in Hailar District, Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Attractions distribution:

Hailar Fortress utilizes the highlands around the city and is divided into 5 resistance hubs (positions), that is, 5 areas, and 4 auxiliary positions, covering a total area of ​​21 square kilometers. With each resistance hub as the main defense position, and with auxiliary positions on high ground in the gaps between the resistance hubs as support, a strict defense system is formed as a whole. Positions No. 1 and 2 are forward positions. Among them, the No. 2 Beishan Position (called "Henan Terrace" by the Japanese army) is the location of the military command center of the entire Hailar Fortress. It is the most complex, largest-scale, and most complete ring defense position with the most complex above and below ground engineering and the most comprehensive facilities in the Hailar Fortress. At that time, the Japanese The headquarters of the 80th Independent Mixed Brigade of the Kwantung Army is located here.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 2A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Photography, revolutionary cultural tour, military sites